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    Posted: 05-May-2006 at 2:25pm
I wish the next version of Product Cart will support CSS (cascade style sheet). 
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Yes - v3 (scheduled for release in early July) will include support for CSS.
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I'm verry glad this is going to be implemented. I hope you will really imbed the css throughout the whole site. Every text, border, input, dropdown, button, table, h, and so on will have to have its own class.
That would be fantastic.
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That should be there in version 1 in the 1st place.
Can't imagine websites not formatted by CSS.


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Yes but the product pre-dates the wide use of CSS.

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CSS does not come across too well on most PDA (say like a SideKick 2) and mobile devices, but, it will get better with time.
(or even today with Adobe Acrobat web capture)

It was not too long ago that CSS code looked bad on non IE browsers.
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